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Can I extend my stay to 15 months using a Non O multi-entry visa based on family reunion?

Non O visa multi-entry visa family reunion visa 90-day stay visa border run Thailand visa rules

March 27, 2019

5 years ago

Vasco ***********

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Hello everyone. I wanted an information, on the visa non O multi entry, based on family reunion by having a daughter. If you finish the last 90 days of the year of validity of the visa and doing border run, i have heard that it is possible to have 90 days for a total of 15 months in practice. I wanted to know if this thing is true. know how to make the most of multi-entry visas, on a regular basis.Thanks in advance.

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The inquiry concerns the validity and potential extension of stay using a Non O multi-entry visa for family reunion. The person is particularly interested in the rules surrounding the 90-day duration of stay per entry and whether a border run can effectively extend their stay to a total of 15 months. One comment clarifies that a new 90-day period starts if returning just before or on the visa's valid entry date.

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Robert *******

On the visa itself is a valid until or enter before date. If you leave and return just before or even on that date you get a new 90 day period of stay.

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Vasco ***********

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thank you so much, at least I have raised this doubt. I think this is a great thing!

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Robert *******

Yes, and than you can even apply for a 60 days Extension of Stay based on visiting your family. Cost 1.900 Thb.

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Vasco ***********

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so I could have another 90 days at the end of the visa. for a total of 15 months

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